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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-01
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REORGANIZATION OF THE COLONIAL
TARIFF

MADRID, May 81 In the Cortes Senior
Balsquer, mtnistec of colonies, announced
the reorganization of the colonial tariff.
HeucefoIth there will be only two classes
Of duties, the highest for nations without
treaties with Spain, the lowest for nations
with such treaties. The export duties oD
West Indian sugar will be suppressed.
Other measures are taken 20 improve the
trade of the colonies with Europe
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resuming official relations

OF the Vatican resuming official relations
with England
MOUNT 1ETNA IN ERUPTION.
ROME, May 3l.-The central crater Of
Mount Ktna began an eruption this morn
ing. The flow continues in rising volume.
Heavy clouds of smoke and cinders are
issuing from the crater.
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J. T. Word mas returned from his
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ports in regard 20 cattle.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-05
Coroner's Inquest.

The inquest on the death of Edward
Morrise, at the Long Rapids charivari
party, on Christmas night, was con-
cluded Thursday night, but very little
definite information was obtained.
The witnesses examined were mostly
members of the chariyari party, and
their story, in substance, is as follows
To the number of at least fifteen, they
had gathered at the Long Rapids
House for the purpose of getting up a
party to charivari Geo. w. Hayes and
Miss Libbie Buchner, who had been
married. The party drank some be-
fore they started, and then went to
the residence of Louis Buchner. Ed
ward Morrise, Williams and Fitzpat-
rick, of the party, entered Mr.. Buch-
ner's premises, and raped on door,
and, when one of the inmates answer
ed the call, demanded certain sum
of money under threat of charivari.
What transpired after that, was not
shown at the inquest. Mr.. Buchner,
William Dodd, another son-in.law,
are said to have come to the door,
each with stick of stove wood, and
the next known is, that Morrise was
discovered lying on the ground uncon-
soious. He was removed and soon
after died, and an examination show
ed that his skull was fractured. No
definite testimony was rendered that
showed who bad struck Morrise, or
that he had Innsbruck.
One result, however, of the inquest
was the arrest Of Louis Buchncr and
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VIM. Dodd, or a complaint of broth
er Of Morrise.
1t seems that a number of the
young men in that neighborhood have
very hostile feelings towards Mr..
Buchner, and have not only annoyed
him considerably in the past, but have
done him considerable injury. A bull
let is said to have been fred through
the roof of his house, at previous
time, and, not long ago, his orchard ia
said to have been stripped OF apples
and then damaged.
The preliminary examination is like
ly to take place to-day before JUS
tice Cook, and if the prosecution
make out case, they will be tried at
the next term of the Circuit Court.
Mr.. Buchner is not the only person
likely to have trouble over the affair.
The men who went to his house and
demanded money, under threat, may
yet have to answer the charge of at
tempted highway robbery or burglary.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-05
APRIL.

/ Charles Anderson killed by fall
ing tree at Folkerts and McPhee's
camp, Grand Lake.
2 Steamer Golden Eagle makes her
first trip to Black River. Landed pass.
engers on the ice.
5 Metropolitan Comedy company
commence seven nights season and
render the following plays: Divorce,
Lancashire Lass, Esmeralda, Hazel
Kirke, Filtration at Long Branch,
Molly McGuires, Bankers Daughter,
and Ten Nights in Bar Room.
City and township elections. Ma
jority in favor Of new Jail 713. To.
tai vote cast in county, 1896.
z New bridge ready for travel.
8 Railroad meeting in the Opera
House. First team crosses the new
bridge.
10 First race at roller rink between
Little Mike and Frank Haggerty.
First heat won by Mike in S:25-dis-
lance 2 miles. Second race won by
Mike on 18th in 1927.
Prize fight between Jack Wyman
and Jim Fell at Opera House. Wy
man knocked out in two rounds.
13 VIM. Genshaw drops dead while
walking up stairs TO see doctor.
II Last mail brought by stage.
Commenced Nov. 26tb, 1885. In OPP
Grafton lao days.
10 Opening Of navigation by the
the arrival Of the steamer Atlantic on
her first trip.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-05
DECEMBER.

1 Game of foot ball, OH rollers, at
the rink, between Dudes and Mother
Hubbards. Second game on 9Th.
Dudes won first game; Mother Hub
bards the second
8 Mrs. Hugh Mcneil drowned in a
well at Long Rapids.
Steamer Atlantic clears for De-
troit, being the last regular steamer
to depart.
9 Tug Wayne Isbell lifts gang
Of gill nets in the lake and gets forty
hundred pounds of fish Lant lift.
10 Chicken pie social at the Ar
mory, by ladies of Congregational
church. Contract let to H. Sheeler,
of Chicago, to move the Fletcher
House. William Johnson brought
to town from Hammond & Leavitt's
camp. Hurt seriously by falling
tree.
Is Death of Mrs. A. N. Spratt,
aged 43. Fish tugs Grayling and
Angler force their way to port through
the ice. Were ON their way to Sand
Beach from Lake Michigan. During
the night ice formed in bay and river
so they could not get out.
81 Judge limerick sentences Thos.
Hollingsworth / year at Jackson for
larceny; Jas. Hathaway 2 years for
assault with intent to do great injury,
and JOS. Millard years for assault
with intent to commit rape.
% Death Of Rev. VIM. Donnelly,
aged 70.
% Entertainment by school child
rem at the Opera House.
rs. Edward Morrise killed at a
charivari party at Long Rapids,
while charivaring a newly married
couple at Louis Buchner's residence.
30 The Hampton Students, colored,
give an entertainment at the Opera
House, being the first of the series
under the management Of the Alpena
Lecture Association.
81 New years cantata at the Bap-
list church.
During December. the new water
works on the bay shore began pump.
ng water from the bay, and the sui
ohite paper pulp works commenced
business.
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SEPTEMBER.

Harry Woolevar drowned in the
river.
2 Base ball. Ho Dunks beat the
Sque Dnnks by score of % to IL.
6 Sandilands Commandry, No. 81,
Black knights of Malta, organized.
Residence Of Mrs. Rose, Green
township, burned. Insurance 81 200.
0 The Alpenas play the Ho Dunks
a game of base ball and win 20 to z.
II Phoenix dramatic conclude their
season of two nights at the Opera
House, rendering an "Honest Mans
Reward"
ii Baldwin school wrecked by fire.
Loss about 81, 900. Insured.
80 First regular train to Alpena
arrives at the temporary depot at the
State road crossing, about three miles
from center Of the city.
~ Prohibition rally at the Opera
House. Speech by DR.. Reynolds.
The Alpenas beat the Au Stables at
base ball by score Of 80 to 5.
% Ho Dunks and Greedy clubs
play a game Of base ball in Green
township. Former win by score Of
10 TO II.
"a Levi Gagnon's residence on
Dock street wrecked by fire. Insur-
ance 5000.
% Democratic and Greenback
county conventions nominate a Fus-
ian ticket and select delegates to Con-
grcssional, Senatorial and Represent
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-05
OCTOBER.

Special letter delivery commence
ed in Alpena.
2 Republican county convention
dominates a county ticket. Prohibi.
ton convention dominates county
Representative and Senatorial candi-
dates.
8 Smuggling match at rink between
Pat Dillon, Of Detroit, and Jack
Walsh, Of Chicago. Dillon won in
the third round.
8 Last day of county fair-com.
menced on 7th.
The Starr comic opera troupe con-
cludes their weeks season at the Opera
House. Operas given: Mascot, Mi
kado, Chimes of Normandy, Golden
Hen, Billy Taylor, Pinafore and Olli-
vette,
II First regular railway train ar
rives at Washington avenue depot.
Is Republican rally at the Opera
House. Speeches by Robt. L. Fra
Ter and Gov. Alger.
10 Fusion rally at the Opera House.
Speeches by Geo. l.. Yaple and G. S.
Hampton.
% Maurice Casey and Frank S.
Lewis slug each other at the rink.
Lewis won in third round.
26 o. M. Barnes addresses the Flu
sion meeting at the Opera House.
q III. M. Loud and T. j. Thorpe
discourse on politics at Republican
rally.
% Entertainment by Trinity Sun
day school children at the Opera
House.
30 Walter Thomas Mills addresses
Prohibitionists at the Opera House.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-05
MARCH.

1 Work commenced on new bridge.
Henry Emory's left leg broken at
Towards camp. Patrick Culligan
assumes management Of the city post
Office.
2 "Our Nations Struggle" at the
Opera House-allegory-by Lock-
wood Relief Corps and Alpena Music.
al Society. Also on Ord.
4 Presbyterian musical social at
their church. Masked ball at the OPP
era House given by Five Orphans
Band.
7 John Miller found hung to a tree
near Washington avenue-suicide.
8 Carnival at roller rink.
IA Death Of Mrs. Denton Sellick,
aged SO.
18 Race at roller rink--two miles
to be skated by Little Mike while S.
B. Bixler walks II miles. Mike won.
Time 8:19.
Is First appearance of thunder
and lightning.
Fl Death Of Ozias Mather, at Me-
nominee.
20 Fusion city convention.
30 Republican city convention.
81 Three gang of gill nets set in
the lake.
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NOVEMBER.

| Spratt's barn, on White street,
burned. Insurance 81 900.
2 State and county election. En-
tire Fusion ticket elected.
6 House of J. Streclecki, near dam,
destroyed by fire. Snow covers the
ground about an inch.
10 Steamer Metropolis clears on
her last trip.
II Jack Wyman and Frank Lewis
have slugging match at the rink.
Police interfere.
20 Ralph Friedberg concludes a
weeks exhibition Of fancy bicycle
riding at the rink.
20 Musical festival at the Episco-
pal church. by Trinity choir.
26 Steamer Flora clears on her
last trip.
81 Steamer City of Alpena clears
on her last trip, and the steamer City
of Mackinac clears the Goth.
80 Banquet by A. o. U. w. at the
Opera House.
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10 Junior exhibition at the high
school.
Fl Residence of Sisters of Charity,
on Chisholm street, burned. Insur-
apce 81 900.
% First race between Little Mike
and Moses Minor, at the roller rink.
Minor won. Distance two miles.
Time 8:12i. Mike won second race
on 23rd, in sos. Third heat not
raced-Mike sick.
% Blanchard drowned on North
Branch drive. Lebrech also drowned
on same stream.
26 Death Of Mrs. M. B. Field,
aged so years.
81 First plant of white fish from
the Alpena hatchery for 1885.
20 Last carnival at roller rink.
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Communicated.
EDITOR ARGUs:

EDITOR ARGUS:
In your last weeks issue you copied
an article from the Free Press, being
in substance an interview with Moses
w. Field, about the Cellulose Fabrique
here, which article conveys a wrong
impression, and to correct this, ! wish
you would publish the following state
ment:
In March, 1886, Geo. n. Fletcher,
Don M. Dickinson, Moses w. Field,
I. M. Weston and w. Thilmany or
gained, at Detroit. the American Sui
phite Fiber and Paper Co., and ac-
quired from Prof Mitscherlich, of
Germany, the patent right for his
process, for the State of Michigan.
and since then have refusal for all
of the United States and Canada.
Geo. N. Fletcher and his sons, and
myself, then made contract with the
Detroit company, to build this mill at
Alpena, paying the Detroit company
royalty on the manufactured pro-
duct, and also giving them ten per
cent. of the capital stock Of the mill
here, in return for the services of Mr..
Thilmany and a Mr.. Wildhagen, for
plans and time in erecting this mill
and putting it into successful opera
ton.
All the money, some $4,000, has
been put into the concern by Fletcher,
Pack d Co., and the stock, when issu.
ed, will be as follows.
Geo. N. Fletcher g. Sons, 69a per cent
Albert Pack, 221 per cent
Moses w. Field, 2 per cent
Don NJ. Dickinson, 2 per cent
/. M. Weston, 2 per cent
w. Thilmany, 2 per cent
Yours truly,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-05
10 O'CLOCK p. NJ. OBSERVATION.
Detroit Markets

The following market quotations
are copied from the Detroit Free
Press.
Apples, $500 to $2.75 per barrel.
Butter, II to &c per pound.
Flour per barrel, 1915 to $500
Hay, baled, ia to Si5 per ton.
Mess beef, 800 to $3.50 per Dbl.
Oats per bushel, 81 to 80.
Onions, $500 to t2.25 per barrel.
Pork, $i2.25 to $3.50 per Dbl.
Potatoes, per bushel, IS to 40.
Wheat, $3.50 to &o.s4 per bushel.
The quotations, given by the Free
Press, are mostly Of a wholesale ma
ture. The prices at retail stores must
be somewhat higher.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-05
MAY.

3 Five mills in operation.
5 Ollivette, rendered by Alpena
Musical society at Opera House and
repeated on 9th.
7 Prof. Bailey lectures on astrono-
my at the Opera House.
20 First band saw in operation in
Alpena, at the Churchill mill.
81 jeremiah Gray killed at Rich
ardson's mill-caught on a shaft.
20 Phillip Blanchard's body recov-
cred in the river-drowned on North
Branch April Goth.
"a Fires-Houses of Adam Nc
Neil and Fred Shelter and barn of
A. w. Ziem, near 2nd street, burned.
Insurance $1,000.
80 Decoration Day festivities.
The work of erecting the paper pulp
works commenced during the latter
part Of May.
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JUNE.


2 Red Riding Hood" cperata rem
dered at the Opera House.
0 Body of John Irwin brought to
town-having been killed on the West
Branch drive few days previous.
Is Children's day at the Congrega-
tional church.
Is Death of Mayor G. w. Richard
son, aged GO.
10 Thomas Z. Thompson, aged sew
en-, drowned in the river.
20 Temperance society organized
by Norwegian society. Children's
service at Trinity church.
% Entertainment by school child
rem of St. Bernard, at the Opera
House.
"a st. Jean Baptist Society cele-
brate st. Johns day at the fair grounds.
20 Death of Dougald Macarthur,
pioneer, aged SO years. High School
graduates form an alumni association.
26 Maxwell's theatrical troupe con-
clude their three nights season at the
Opera House, rendering: Ingomar,
French Spy and Streets of New York.
81 Children's day at the Baptist
church. Death of Robert Black, pio-
ncer, aged AZ years.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-05
Council Proceedings.

The Common Council of the city of AL
pena met in regular session, in the Council
Room, on Monday evening, January 8
1887, and was called to order Mt 7:30 O'Clock
by the Mayor.
PREsENT.-Andrew Harshaw, Mayor
John 5. McVicar, Recorder, and Aldermen
DAigle, McCandlish, Daoust and Camp.
bell
Journal of session held Dec. Goth, 1886
read and approved.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-05
AUGUST.


7 Democratic county convention
elect delegates to State convention
Base ball, Alpenas VS.. Green. Form.
er win, score SO to 6. Conclusion OF
musical concert by Mons Marzurette.
Greenback convention elect delegates
to State convention. Residences of S.
Rogers and A Naysmith burned.
8 Locomotive enters Ossineke.
8 Athletic Club organized.
10 Concert by Reiss band at the
Opera House.
IL Kate Field lectures at Opera
House, subject Mormon Monster"
IA Republicans elect delegates to
State, Congressional, Senatorial and
Representative conventions.
10 Jacob Myer thrown from bug
gy at Long Lake and killed.
10 Burglars break into the safes of
+. W. Gilchrist and G. w. Richard.
son.
81 First Caledonian games at AL
pena, at the fair grounds. Scottish
concert at the Opera House in the
evening.
rs Council, at request Of $50 citi-
zens, grants railroad $4,000.
q Base ball, Mystics Of Alpena
VS.. Mutuals, Of Tawas, at the fair
grounds. Latter win by 10 to II.
% Schooner Venus ran ashore on
Thunder Bay Island. Got off unin-
jured.
During the month James Lang was
sentenced one year for larceny.
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Totals. s4s.s9f27 s49,l3s ~
o,erdrawn, st7,s2155. isi32s
Accepted and ordered filed,
From the City Attorney presenting the
contract that he had drawn for Mr.. Dewey.
and asking instructions on several points.
Moved by Alderman DAigle that guar
antee indemnity clause be inserted in F. S
Dewey's contract, instead Of requiring a
bond Of $4,000, as ordered at last meeting.
Carried.
Moved by Alderman Campbell that the
contract, as amended, be approved Of Car
ried by unanimous vote.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
From the Committee on Streets and
Sewers, recommending that the petition for
paving Washington avenue, referred To
them at last meeting, be laid on the table.
On motion OF Alderman Daoust the re-
port was accepted and the recommendation
of the committee concurred in by unnni-
nous vote.
On motion of Alderman Campbell the
Council adjourned.
A. HARsHAw,
JNo. s. McVIcAR, Mayor,
Recorder.
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s. $4,000,
MUST BE SOLD
In the Next 60 Days.
Bound to Keep it UP
ANOTHER SLAUGHTER
GIVEN AWAY
To Every Purchaser of
$500 and Upwards,
ONE PATTERN CALICO SUIT.
$1,000 and Upwards,
Is Yards All Linen Brown Crash.
$500 and Upwards,
One Fine Croquet Quilt.
$4,000 and Upwards,
A Fine Worsted Dress.

We Call the Attention of the Ladies OF
Alpena and ask them to call and exam.
Inc our elegant line Of Black Colored
Silks which we have just received, and
will sell at remarkably Low PRICES.
Flease call and be Convinced, as we saw
what we mean.
NETZORG & GUMBINSKY
PACK BLOCK.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-05
FEBRUARY.

3 Masquerade ball at the Opera
House, by the Germania Band. Su-
$50 c~'.-' e~~nts trial to
John Dane.
8 Twenty-three degrees below zero.
Eight days of soft weather comes to
an end. Fred n. Fletcher assumes
charge of the Pioneer.
9 Last of the three two mile races
between Harry Worth, of Oscoda and
little Mike, of the rink. Time $3.50 !;
1927 ; $40. Second entertainment by
ladies of Lockwood Relief Corps, at
G. A. r. Post room. Heavy fog.
IL Light rain and fog.
13 Valentine carnival at the roller
skating rink.
is Ice all went out Of Thunder Bay.
10 Barn of l.. Buchper, Long Rap
ids. burned.
81 Polish church, Dock street ded-
;cated..
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-05
JULY,

4 Lockwood Post embarks for East
Saginaw to help celebrate the Fourth.
The Fourth celebrated at Alpena
by sail boat race at Thunder Bay Isl
and and horse races at trotting course,
picnics, etc.
8 Metropolitan theatre troupe end
their short season: Plays given: Phe.
nix, Joshua Whitcomb, Danites,
Bankers Daughter, Hidden Hand and
Mrs. Darlington.
10 Recital by Miss Mary Melon
aid at Congregational church
II Aipena guards embark FOR the
State encampment at Island Lake
and returned OH the Doth,
Readings and impersonatiDns by
Miss Helen Potter, at Opera House.
81 Musical concert by Camilla Ur-
sa and troupe, at the Opera House,
"a Prohibition county convention
elect delegates to State, Congressional,
Senatorial and Representative conr
vention.
During the latter part Of the month
work commenced on the new bay
shore water works, near Avery's mill.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-05

alive conventions. House of Chas.
Dove, State street, burned. Second
Scottish concert by Prof. Rankin, at
Opera House.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-05
History of Alpena During the Year
1885.
JANUARY.

Mild weather. No sleighing. No
ice in Lake or Bay of any account.
River free from ice from mouth to
about one hundred yards above the
bridge. Trinity Sunday school enter
tainment at the Opera House.
Masquerade at the roller rink.
2 Rain; also all night of 3rd and
during 4th. Heavy fog during last
two days. About eight o'clock on
the evening of the 4th temperature
changed. Snow took the place of
rain, and by the morning of the 9Th
about three inches Of snow, damp and
heavy. was on the ground. Death of
Mrs. Cicero, aged 78.
4 The propeller Saginaw Valley
arrived in port, from Luddington,
about ten o'clock at night. Reports
no ice in lake. Showing when she
came in.
5 Three degrees below zero. Three
inches of snow on the ground. Fair
sleighing. The Alpena Gun Club or
ganized-Geo. II. Sleator, Pres, Chas.
Howard. secretary.
7 Fire in the Alpena Fish Co store
on Water street docs 1864 damage.
Fully insured.
IL Nine below zero.
II Public installation Of officers of
Lockwood Post, G. A. r. and Lock-
wood Woman's Relief Corps, at Opera
House. The Post presents the ladies
with beautiful banner. Patrick Gull
ligan appointed postmaster of the AL
pena city postoffice.
10 Hat carnival at the roller rink.
John Gopchinsky killed by caving in
of a we'll.
Is Death of A. c. Teft, of the Pr
oneer,-aged so.
Is First good snow storm Of the
year 18S6-one foot of snow on lev
Ell fell.
10 VIM. Violet killed at MERGERS
camp. Log rolled on him while load
ing sleigh. Coal gas first used in AL
pena, the gas works being in operation.
90 Hard times carnival at the roll
Ter rink.
% Base ball on rollers at the rink
between the Mystics and Red stock
ings. The latter won.
% Eleven degrees below zero, and
seven below on the Oath. c. Cromies
residence damage about 5000 by fire.
Insured.
% First anniversary banquet and
musical entertainment Of the A. o. L.
w. given at the Golling House.
20 Apron and necktie carnival at
the rink.
81 Third ward Sunday school or
ganized with 80 members.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-05
Weather.

The lowest temperature at various
sections of the country was as follows
during the week ending Dec. 26th,
1SS6-Saturday excepted-the six
observations being taken at ten
o'clock P. NJ, by the U. S. weather
observers
10 O'CLOCK p. NJ. OBSERVATION.
Day observation Was iakan AZ "a 30 20 a a
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-05
NJ A IL RTE ID.

On tho 10Th Of December, 1886, by Rev. N. r..
Walker, at the residence Of the brides parents,
William Padden and Miss Mary J. Kesten, both of
this city.
On December 10th, 1885. by Rev. J. IL. MoIn-
tosh. at residence Of j. Kesten, Moses N. Kesten
and Miss Annie Davis.
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